Robyn by way of the Strokes, by me: Josh Jones

Call Your Girlfriend

Dude don't use up all your Sebastian Coil, you need it for later in the level

THE MEGA MERMAID

Dedicated to Satoru Iwata.

Patrick and Steve take a close look at the soundtrack to Magician, an NES game released in 1990. Developed by Eurocom and scored by Neil Baldwin. Show note links:
http://dutycyclegenerator.com/
http://nes-audio.com/
List of longest known nes tunes- http://i.imgur.com/fcPgE3b.png

Episode 1: An Up Close Look at Magician (NES)

Lazy

We are joined by Paul Weinstein to discuss the audio of the Game Boy and Game Boy Color. Special thanks to Alberto González for the feedback and anecdotes, and the additional audio supplies and information from HUNRetroGeek and Herbert Weixelbaum.

Episode 11: The Game Boy and Game Boy Color

Lullaby that I made for my daughter Sasha: a cover of Gameboy "Robocop" main theme (CBoyardee's version).

Original music by Jonathan Dunn

Released as an alternate entry at Dwelling of Duels' 80s vs 90s Month: http://dwellingofduels.net/duels/16-12-80s-vs-90s/

DoD16-12: 80s vs 90s

Lullaby for Sasha (robocop.mp3 cover)

THIS DOES NOT BELONG TO ME!!!1!!

I heard this song in the YIIK: A Postmodern RPG Episode Prime Demo, and I absolutely loved it. (Download Here: https://ackkstudios.itch.io/yiik-episode-prime)
I couldn't find it or a name for it anywhere online, but I found a song with the same leitmotif titled "Little Eyes"  (Right here: https://soundcloud.com/ackkstudios/little-eyes) which I also love a bunch. 
So, I recorded the song from the demo and put it here. Happy listening!

PS: Can we get an official name for this track @AckkStudios ? Pretty please?

EDIT: Okay, so Ackk responded to me on Twitter, and apparently instead of "Little Eyes Battle Theme Version" this song's called called "Little Eyes Battle Remix" so I changed the title.
This song was arranged by @Chipocrite, and was based on music by @andrew-allanson, who is the lead composer for YIIK, among a lot of other things.

YIIK: A Postmodern RPG - Little Eyes Battle Remix

Second single from forthcoming EP "Corsage" out August 2017

Elegance & You

Ap0c's a dad!

This is a special compilation of Game Boy arrangements I did for the band moe., a group I've been a fan of for 20+ years, to play at their "arcade-themed" 2018 Halloween concert in Philadelphia. I based these four covers primarily on the studio versions that appear on several of moe.'s fantastic albums from the late 90s/early 2000s. Here's a link to a Spotify playlist of those original recordings for all you curious listeners:

https://open.spotify.com/user/chipocrite/playlist/09qYlhh4fi9Mly9gks2OIc?si=rwaYWFMXSWe3zfFkZjIYqg

For the non-Spotifyers, here's the studio version of this track on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJRlPW7u2lA

It was a real treat to arrange these songs — the complicated composed middle section of "Buster" is something I'm especially proud of — and an honor to be recognized by a band I've listened to and admired for so many years. Only a few short snippets of "Spine of a Dog" and "Big World" were played at the Halloween concert itself, so here, for the first time publicly, are the full versions of all four songs I covered. Enjoy!!

Art by the lovely and talented Katie Dempsey.

Spine of a Dog

Chipocrite, a.k.a. Paul Weinstein, uses original Nintendo Game Boys, often accompanied by bass, guitar and/or other lo-fi sequencers, to create complex audio masterpieces. His multifaceted but catchy compositions combine the nostalgic game sounds of his childhood with modern music influences.

Since emerging from the Philadelphia chip scene just a few years ago, Chipocrite has taken the stage at numerous performance spaces, events and conventions, including the Vans Warped Tour, Blip Festival, MAGFest and AnimeNEXT; provided soundtracks for commercials — including a nationally televised GameStop ad — as well as video games and online videos; released "Hit and Run", which was named “Best Album – Chiptune” in Square Enix Music Online's Annual Game Music Awards for 2011; appeared as the musical guest on popular tech-centric Web talk-show series “On The Verge” — and much more.